Carrier Pilot Bemoans Fate At Getting 'Pitiful Missions'
U S carrier Essex pilot Felix Sa of Andover New Hampshire complains of being given only safe boring shore routes and not dangerous missions. He and wingman Red Stillwell conduct night raids over Korea hitting a munitions plant trains a truck and a drydock in rapid succession. The mission sequence highlights the pilot’s frustration at being underutilized despite his training and skill.
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Sauerkraut Dishes Feature Franks and Casseroles
Three sauerkraut based recipes by Gaynor Maddox include Sauerkraut Pie with Frankfurters, Krautfurter Roll Ups, and Krautfurter Casseroles. Each uses sauerkraut, apples, cheese, and frankfurters with oven baking steps and serving suggestions.
Half Size Pattern 9100 Flatters with Gathered Shoulders
Simple dress pattern 9100 offers half sizes from 14 to 24 with gathers at shoulders and hip line for a taller slimmer look. Includes complete sew chart and fabric yardage for 39 inch fabric. send 30 cents to Marian Martin pattern dept in Middletown Ohio or New York.
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Menzies Hints Brit Atomic Explosion in Australia Delayed
Canberra Prime Minister Robert Menzies indicated that the planned British atomic test in Australia is unlikely to occur until very late in the year. The remark signals a postponement affecting defense and international testing plans.
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Filippinos To Buy Up Loose Guns
Manila reports the Philippines will spend one million dollars of American aid to purchase loose firearms left by the U S Army. President Quirino said the funds come from a ten million dollar military aid program and will finance recruiting 3000 soldiers to fight rebels while keeping arms from insurgents.
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Philippines
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Elpidio Quirino
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Banker Blames Starvation Wage For Embezzlement
Samuel E Swiger a 56 year old married banker in Cairo West Virginia confessed in a jail cell that twenty five years of starvation wages led to a 36000 theft in the Farmers and Merchants National Bank. He surrendered in Clarksburg after FBI pursued him for ten days. President John Sandee said Swiger earned about 250 dollars a month a very livable wage in that community.
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Jury Selection Near End For Socialite Slaying Trial
In San Luis Obispo California jury selection for the second man slaughter trial of Margaret Ryan may finish today. The 42 year old former New York social figure is accused of fatally shooting Leonard Ray 22 last June claiming self defense as he was trespassing on her ranch and drew a gun. Prosecutor Grundell questioned jurors about hunting fishing and trespassing while defense asked about church membership at Grace Tabernacle. Ray's widow was absent.
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Beecham Criticizes Film Mood Music harsh remarks
Sir Thomas Beecham, 73, leader of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, criticized movie mood music as noise and distraction during a Los Angeles press conference. He said most film scores do not fit the story and questioned whether music should accompany the picture or vice versa.
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Rutledge Heads New Marine Unit Activates in Dayton
Maj. John Rutledge of Middletown will head a new Marine reserve unit to be activated March 3 in Dayton at the Naval and Marine Corps Training Center. Lt. Winslow Lewis announces the event with Maj. Gen. Forest Harding slated as principal speaker during the Second Supply Company activation. The unit will drill Monday nights and welcomes former Marines and others interested in Marine Corps supply work. A staff of regular Marines will assist Major Rutledge.
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Toyland crossword puzzle hints list for vertical and horizontal clues
A compact index of cross clue prompts listing horizontal entries from 1 to 50 and vertical clues from 1 to 46 including toy related terms, actions, animals, and descriptors aligned as a newspaper style puzzle key for a Toyland layout.
Duncan Sisters Stage Comeback At Saddle and Sirloin
Hollywood report says Rosetta and Vivian Duncan known as Topsy and Eva revived their act after a 10 year lapse. A capacity crowd in San Fernando Valley watched 45 minutes of songs and comedy with Vivian at the piano and Rosetta engaging the audience. They introduced Vivian's daughter Evelyne Asther and revealed plans to return to television while noting they run a Burlingame school with 200 students and 16 teachers.
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Fox Roundups Filmed This Saturday At Red Lion
Hunters from Warren County Bears Club gather at Red Lion for another fox roundups event. They bagged six foxes last Saturday and plan to film all action in color if weather allows. Ralph Ham Johnson reports filming will be shown later. Participants meet at Red Lion Methodist Church at 9 a.m. for the all day drive.
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Ham) Johnson
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Air travel mileage tops Pullman rail travel record
The Civil Aeronautics Board reported domestic airlines carried 10,500,394,000 passenger miles last year, surpassing Pullman rail passenger miles at 10,432,306,000. A passenger mile equals one passenger traveling one mile.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Fragmentary confession in a troubled relationship
Dr Logan hesitates as Gus questions a hidden truth. She recalls phoning Peter, arranging a lunch on a hill where she planned a crucial gift for him to deliver to a housing association. Peter agreed it was needed, then vanished from her life, a stranger she now casts aside as she reveals her plans.
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Filipinos Vote To Cut Presidential Powers
The House of Representatives voted 39 to 11 to strip President Elpidio Quirino of emergency powers. The bill advances to the Senate where passage is anticipated. Quirino warned he would veto only if granted enough emergency authority to combat Huk uprisings and the threat of world war. Since 1946 presidents have enjoyed such powers.
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Philippines
House of Representatives
Elpidio Quirino
Senate
Quirino
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